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Removing conservatory, possible to restore brickwork?

_Sam_ · 2022-12-03 16:58:43

We made a (difficult) decision to remove the conservatory, however inside it the brick wall of the house was plastered (I think). I'm wondering is it possible to remove this plaster so that the bricks are restored back to normal (and look like the rest of the house wall)? The area is not very large, about 30cm wide on one…

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_Sam_ Posts: 316 Forumite

5 December 2022 at 3:15AM

stuart45 said:

Baking soda will help clean gypsum off, once most is removed.

Thanks for the tip. Great stuff the baking soda, I've used it before for some in-house cleaning natural and non-toxic.

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